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[QUOTE="BigBird, post: 2462613, member: 4247"] Agreed, until you got to the last sentence. Several of the ND players were walking through their version of the motion offense in the fourth quarter. Don’t just follow the ball. The ND posts were nearly sedentary when they didn’t have the ball. While I don’t care to hash out body image issues (I have been overweight my entire life), being slower or more easily fatigued than your opponent absolutely is a legitimate area for discussion. How we conduct that dialogue obviously matters too. We applaud our players for being quicker than their opponents, and there are reasons for their advantage. Exploring those reasons however, probably requires some diplomacy. [/QUOTE]
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